The phrase "administering appropriate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the act of providing or managing something suitable or fitting, often in medical, educational, or organizational settings.
Example: "The nurse is responsible for administering appropriate medication to the patients based on their individual needs."
Alternatives: "providing suitable" or "delivering appropriate".
There are major inadequacies internationally in administering appropriate prophylaxis.
The main treatment regimen for patients with sepsis involves restoring microvascular blood flow using intravenous fluid resuscitation within 6 h of patient presentation, identifying and eliminating the source of infection by administering appropriate antimicrobials, and providing supportive care for organ dysfunction [1].
Raz, speaking about a thin conception, proposed that the rule of the law requires courts to be accessible – that is, the legal system, at a bare minimum, should comprise formal institutions and mechanisms for administering appropriate legal processes and outcomes.
The highest level of divergence from best practice recommendations in most countries was not administering appropriate antibiotic prophylaxis for caesarean section.
Several clinical trials have now clearly shown that administering appropriate DMARDs early yields better therapeutic outcomes.
Since Candida species vary in their antifungal susceptibility profiles, this observation may be useful in administering appropriate therapy.
The medical students administered appropriate first aide to the child and were found to have reacted very appropriately to a stressful emergency situation.
Van der Vaart administered appropriate punishment from the ensuing penalty kick.
The doctor, Larisa A. Litvinova, had been charged with professional negligence for failing to administer appropriate medical care to the lawyer, Sergei L. Magnitsky, in the weeks before his death in November 2009.
The use of a capnometer facilitated the diagnosis of laryngospasm and allowed us to administer appropriate treatment after administration of sugammadex.
Timely and accurate screening for pediatric blunt cerebrovascular injury (BCVI) is important in order to administer appropriate anticoagulation therapy thus preventing stroke.
